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作者：安魂曲 在 罕见奇谈 发贴, 来自 http://www.hjclub.org
Common Law vs Civil Law
The intent of this information is:
a. Reduce a complicated legal concept to plain language.
b. Help students to determine if they want to change citizenship or just learn litigation.
c. Allow discussion of ongoing litigation and political beliefs with non litigators.
d. To find individuals with a common belief system.
e. To open the mind of conservative individuals to the concept of a republican form of government.
f. To promote joining of people and organizations with the same common belief systems.
1.
A civil law state is primarily controlled by written "civil code" generated by a Legislature which is subject to legal action to amend or modify.
The law of a free state is derived from the Ten Commandments and clarified by court cases (litigation actions) resulting from legal decisions made by a Christain people.
2.
A civil law state trains lawyers to generate legal actions to interpret the written laws. These lawyers are then identified by a license to do this. This is a very limited jural state.
A free state trains all citizens in litigation, clarifying state laws and how to file legal actions. This would be the pure definition of a jural society.
3.
A civil law state has a "National Guard" and an "Army Reserve" which are directly controlled by the United States Armed Forces. These forces are activated at will (by government) and may be sent overseas or for other purposes.
A free state has a "militia" in which all male citizens are required to be members. This militia may only be activated by the Federal Government when the country is being invaded.
4.
You acquire citizenship in a "civil Law state" by action of birth, by default or a litigation if you come from another country.
You acquire full citizenship in a common law state by a specific legal action (law is created in a common law state by legal action).
5.
The Constitution limits the ability of the United States to form civil law states.
The number of free states that may be formed is unlimited by law, physical barriers and any power except a common law trial.
6.
The lawyers of a civil law state may charge contingency fees for their services.
The solicitors of a common law state are restricted to hourly rates.
7.
The civil law states allow abortion at varying terms based on each specific code.
The common law states have only one law that states birth begins at the moment of conception.
8.
Civil law states let juries decide damages in civil actions and judges then amend the jury decision if needed.
Common law states would let the judge decide the penalty based on previous court decisions and the jury would then correct the judge if needed.
9.
Civil law states have a criminal jurisdiction in addition to other forms of civil jurisdiction.
Common law states are limited to monetary type of relief.
10.
Civil law states have a body of individuals trained to enforce and interpret the laws for the people of the State (this is the government of the state).
Common law states have a self governing society in which each citizen is trained in the law and is required to participate in enforcing the laws of the jural society.
11.
Civil law states generally presume that compensation for personal services is taxable. Approximately 50% of all money earned by most of the citizens is taken to provide government services.
In a common law state this presumption does not exist. The common law state (in the alternative) taxes the time of the individual by requiring a study of law and participation in the law making process.
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Civil law states citizenship is open and unlimited to any individual by written law.
Common law states generally define citizens as Anglo-Saxon Males over 21 years of age who have demonstrated an ability to engage in litigation and also have the desire to do this.
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United States law is the law of the civil law states.
The law of the United States of America is common law.
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Civil law juries are opened to all people whether or not a legal education exist. Generally this leads to jury decisions that may be contrary to law and subject to review actions.
Common law juries are only opened to individuals who are specifically trained in common law and this generally leads to very conservative decisions based on previous legal decisions.
15.
Civil law juries cannot abrogate United States citizenship.
Common law juries can terminate a free state citizenship based on the fact that the individual refuses to be bound by (or live by) the laws of the United States of America.
16.
Residents of civil law states owe an allegiance to the laws of the United States (these are United States citizens).
Citizens of the common law state owe an allegiance to the laws of God - the United States is only a government created by man which is a servant of the people.
17.
The Citizens of the United States have civil rights which are created by civil code.
The people of the United States of America have common rights which are created by litigation in a common law court.
18.
Civil law states have residents that are United States citizens.
Common law states would have residents that are called American citizens.
19.
United States citizens claim common law rights under Civil rights law in Federal Court.
American citizens claim common law rights by filing a Habeas Corpus actions in Federal Courts and then going to common plea.
20.
Land inhabited by United States citizens or entities is subject to the jurisdiction of the United States and thus becomes part of the United States subject to the civil code.
Land inhabited by American citizens is subject to the jurisdiction of the United States of America and becomes part of the United States of America subject to the common law.
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A civil law society is a very diverse group with varying religious beliefs, moral system and education.
A common law state requires people with the same background, religious system, education in law and value system.
22.
A civil law state has primary law makers which are elected to long terms of office.
A common law states primary law makers term of office is one jury trial.
23.
A civil law states has fixed jurisdictional limits.
A common law state extends its jurisdictional to the preson and property of its citizens.
Effective April 14, 1999 - CodevsCommonLaw
The American Heritage - Common Law
The effect of the American people abandoning the common law is the moral decay and loss of personal liberty seen in our present society. The greatest system of governing existing on this earth is lost to a people. The restoration of our American heritage is hidden from the minds of our people caused by an ignorance so deep and ingrained that it will take generations of education to eliminate this problem.
The solution is to recreate a society of people with this common belief system. The common law is simply Gods law as imprinted on the hearts and mind of members of the Caucasian race. This law is expressed when these people sit on a jury and judge one of their peers. This information is an attempt to find those groups and individuals with this common belief system. The goal is to restore our moral and legal heritage. The method is to live under that system of laws existing as a result of a religious upbringing or education. The result will be a moral society and better life for the next generation of our race.
The first step to restore this system of law is to learn what the laws are and how to enforce them. The purpose of setting up the college is to teach our people these laws and the method of enforcing these moral concepts in a government court system.
The invitation to join is extended to those individuals who can read this information without conflict.
Read the differences again...determine if this is the type of society that you want your children to live in...write for more lessons. You may also obtain or find the books in the study guide and learn these laws without lessons. Either way...if you are imprinted with these laws...you will find the solutions and society that you seek.
February 25, 1999
作者：安魂曲 在 罕见奇谈 发贴, 来自 http://www.hjclub.org |
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Common Law vs Civil Law
